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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1942
Page
11
A healthful meatless menu features fish chowder and peanut butter soup with milk, tomato juice, and seasonings. Also includes Halloween party treats like chicken croquettes and chocolate tarts with pumpkin face decor, plus tomorrow’s breakfast and luncheon items.
One and a half pounds pork shoulder steak browned in a heavy skillet. Add chopped green pepper water salt pepper paprika simmer 30 minutes. Rinse rice add to meat and simmer 35 minutes more. Serve hot.
A simple noon or supper treat for children uses a graham cracker topped with a marshmallow. Melt the marshmallow on the cracker under a low oven flame, then add a second cracker as a top if desired. The marshmallow spreads and browns, and the top is added just before serving.
Gas saving tips from the recipe editor emphasize fuel efficiency for war industry and households. Use blue flames, clean burners, large pans on large burners, cover pots, and boil water with minimal water for quicker, nutrient-preserving cooking.
Do store the washer in a clean dry place and use a slip cover if possible. Have periodic checkups by a qualified service man. Do not overload the motor. Do not damage rubber parts or the wringer. Do not store the machine with wringer pressure on. Dry and rinse inside and wipe the outside before putting away.
A meat extender casserole mixes vacuum packed yellow corn with browned chopped beef peppers and onions over cooked rice. The mix is moistened with tomato sauce seasoned and baked until brown then served with a green salad and hot rolls.
A recipe explains making Bran Coffee using bran corn meal and the white of two eggs to clarify the drink. Mrs Evan Goddard of Racine says she often uses this method, mixing one quart bran one pint corn meal two egg whites well beaten and one cup sorghum, then baking and browning in an oven while stirring.
The notice announces arrival of canned foods under wartime regulations including canned tomatoes cheese and onions. It provides a baked tomatoes and cheese recipe with ingredients such as one no 2 can tomatoes salt pepper onion bread crumbs grated cheese and butter and instructions to bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes with paprika and parsley garnish.
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will gather this evening at 7 oclock at the home of Mrs Rose Williams. Members are urged to attend and share reports and plans for upcoming activities.
Ronald Brixton moves to protect Carolyn as suspicions ease. The story follows Madge and Dicky guiding Ronald through truth about Carolyn’s role with Marion Morton’s captors. Tomorrow promises further revelations and more suspense.
Pfc Homer Vess of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania spent three days with his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Vess on Glouster Route 2 before returning to his post Friday. Vess will celebrate his birthday on October 24 and would be glad to receive cards from friends.
Mrs. John Heffken of Kendall Field Florida visited Sunday with her in laws Mr and Mrs Theodore Helfken in Glouster.
A joint installation of officers for the Glouster and Glenford Dugan Posts of the American Legion and their auxiliaries occurred in Glouster. Ott Sharp installed, with remarks by Ross Williams Oren Schmitz M A Lennon and Mrs Williams. Scrap metal drive highlighted, steel plant visit noted, and local unit welcomes Marie Hambel as president.
Glouster High School auditorium hosted the annual Halloween carnival on Friday. Sponsored by the school, the event raised 132.15 with expenses at 57.18 leaving a net profit of 74.97 for the evening.
The Loyal Women's Class of the Glouster Church of Christ met Friday night. Mrs. Kate Vaughn read scripture and gave readings along with Mrs. Flo Henry Mrs. Joy Johnston and Mrs. Felda Stansberry. Prize went to Mrs. Kate Hinton. A lunch followed.
Chauncey Blue Devils travel to Glouster stadium for a Friday night game against the Tom Cats. The Scarlet and Gray seek revenge after last year’s defeat as Gates will be open at the start of the evening.
Trimble completes paving of Pettit's alley and opens the new street to traffic. Mayor S S Underwood announces Pettit Ave in honor of the late Mr and Mrs C H Pettit, pioneer residents.
The Women's Society for Christian Service will gather Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Glouster Methodist Church.
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Sr. urges all young residents to refrain from Halloween pranks this year. He cites material shortages and calls for patriotic cooperation from parents to prevent damage that would require replacement.
Sara Jayne Witham hosted the Melody Makers Club at her High Street home in Glouster for a Halloween event with costumes and decorations. Eileen White won for longest disguise, Donna Parker for funniest costume. officers elected include Ann Davis president and Shirley Andrews vice president.
GLOUSTER The 500 Club met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Vern Lamborn on Town St. Two tables were in play with high score by Mrs. Evan Morgan and second high by Mrs. Thomas W. Figley. Consolation to Mrs. Grace Ochs. Light refreshments served to listed attendees.
Glouster junior division of the Melody Makers Club met at Mrs Harriette Weymueller home Saturday afternoon. Judy Vernon won costume prize with Marilyn Easley, officers elected Judy Vernon president Marilyn Easley vice president Barbara White secretary. A musical program featured a story with music Jack in the Bean Stalk read by Mrs Weymueller with Judy Zimmer Jan Angle and others singing and playing piano. Refreshments with Halloween decor followed for a group including Suzanne Colbert Elizabeth Ann White Judy Zimmer Barbara White Marilyn Easley Sharon Gamwell Judy Vernon Jan Angle Barney Andrews and Alfred Howard.
A Glouster class of candidates will receive second and third degrees at the Qold Fellow Lodges meeting in Athens Friday evening. Visiting lodges will form the degree team and a large delegation from Magic City Lodge, Glouster, is expected to attend.
The Senior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Emily Jonas’s Walnut Hill home. They planned attendance for the Southeast Ohio convention of the Women’s Federated Clubs at Oak Hill. New member Miss Sara Easler joined and a paper on Women in Defense was read by Mrs. E. L. Jones.
Pvt. Nyle H. Cannon, formerly of Greens Run, moves from Ft. Francis E. Warren Cheyenne Wyoming from the Quartermaster Division to the Ordnance Division Base at Pomona California. He is now in a government school.
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